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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-13
Friday, .Jan. :.

FftO0ys Wo0e ..
SESATE-Excepting the consideration OF
private bills nothing was done. Owing to
the absence Of four Senators who desired to
speak ON the intersta 9 comm. rec bill that
measure was passed over, Mr.. Cullom giving
notice that on Wednesday he would ask to
have 1t finally disposed Of Adjourned to
Monday.
HousE-The bill passed for the sale OF cer-
tain Indian lands in Nebraska and Kansas,
providing for the allotment Of the lands in
severalty to minors and orphans. Private
bills were considered in committee of the
whole and afterward passed by the House.
At the evening session among other pension
bills passed was the one giving the widow
Of Gen. Durbin, of Ohio, 900 q year.
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Ifynenenl.

MIR. Samuel b. White, thrifty young
merchant of Jenkins Bridge. and Miss
Mamie l.. Higgins, a popular Young
lady, at Accomac G. H., were married
in the Presbyterian Church at Acco-
mac G.. II Thursday evening, Rev. VIM.
CHM officiating The church was
handsomely decorated on the occasion
with evergreens and flowers, and the
ceremony WAS witnessed by numerous
friends. Mrs. Judge Garrison presided
at the organ and MelldeSsolhms we'd
ding march was finely rendered, as the
prospective brittle and groom and at
tendants advanced to the altar. a re-
ception was given them by Miss Eta
Wise. and they left by midnight train
on tour North. Messrs. Edward T.
Edmonds and Ohio L. Mears acted as
ushers on the occasion. and the following
bridesmaids and groomsmen were i'll at
tendance: Miss Marianne 2. Higgins
and Lee White, Miss Jennie Nd. Custis
and VIM. Il Fletcher, Miss Margie
Backslon and Il. D. l.. Fletcher, Miss
Lille White and Hon. i. w q. Black
stone. Miss Blanche Fletcher and Chas.
S. Witham, Miss Louise Trader and
Thomas W Blackstone, Miss Alice Gus
Ills and DR.. Fletcher Drummond Miss
Elise Evans and Edward Pate, Miss
Eta Wise and VIM. P. Bell.
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X IIN Y
Seaside, Va. Aug Goth, 's7.
Domocrn,ic Convention.

FLoATEI DELEGATE NOMINATED
AT 3 mcetingcf the delegates selected
from the counties of Accomac and
Northampton, held at the Fair Grounds
list Wednesday, to nominate Il Demo-
cratic candidate for the House of Dele
gates. Mr.. W. B. Wilson, Of Nortlamp-
ton, was elected cha rman and John w.
Edmonds, secretary. The following del
egates were present from Northampton:
James B Bell w p Reed Zorro Will
lis, Clayton Dennis. John II Roicrts.
Henry upsllur, James i. Scntt, W II
Hill. W B Wilson. The objects of The
meeting were Set forth by the chairman
il an appropriate speech, and the nomi-
nation of Il FlOater candidate being next
i'll order, the names OF Hon. S S Will
kins and DR.. A Brockenborougll, of
Northampton, we're presented.
Tleyotes uf the delegates from North
amrton being polled. Wilkins received
six and Brockenborough three. and on
motion, it WAS unanimously agreed that
Mr.. wilkins be declared the nominee of
the Democratic party the delegates from
AccOmac concurring. Messrs. Henry Up
shur, Jas. b Scott and Clayton Dennis
were appointed a. Il committee to IN
form Mr. Wilkins of his nomination
MEETING OF AccoMAc DELEG Arns
Immediately after the adjournment
Of the Joint convention. the Accomac
delegates selected in mass meeting at
Accolnac G. H., last Monday. to nomi-
hate Il candidate for the House of Dele
gates from Accomac, being the same us
selected TO assist in the nomination of
The tloater, organized by the election Of
Frank Z Brent, Chairman, and j w Ed
m0rds, secretary
On motion, the nomination of candi,
tlate for Accomac was postponed until
the first day of the September term of
the county court, and Accomac G. H.,
selected as the place Of meeting
On motion. it was resolved that the
names of the delegates be published In
the PENINSULA ENTERPRISE each
week until Tie LINE Of the meeting des-
ignatel
Delegates.
Chincoteayue-J NJ Burch, VIM J
Matthews
AtlMntic-Major Z Selby, Edward J
Taylor, q L Taylor, Sydney NJ Hancock,
James W Broughton, j Ohm ID Parsons
Mclompti.l-Capt James Somers, Jas
II Hickman, A W Short, Dr. a ID F
Ewell, S UpshurByrd, Jrlnl d VIM
brough
Lee-John w Edmonds. f z Brent,
Thomas w Russell, II r Boggs, DI
John w KellaW. Richard w Ames, Geo
w McMatll, j w q Blackstone
P,hlgoteague-A S kell;un, G L
Doughty, Zen w Meas, Southey i
Bull, L II Aules, Joseph } Wescott
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Proposals wanted.

BY order nf the BOald OF Supervisors
of .Accomack county. Va, l will re-
uciyc ut my Office ut Accomack g. H.,
va. aL any i'm rlior ln the 18th OF
September seale,l proposals FIR the
construction0f IL two-sto y brick build
ing Tor Il clerk IS nlli ~ fur tile said c)un-
ty TO he erected on the courthouse lot
at Drumm, Midtown in S;L,l county. III
accordance with theplns, drawings and
specifications proposed for the purpose
by w. f. Weber. architect, No. 20 e..
Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md, except
that the outer doors and shutters iul
sl d buildlnt ;l:.e lie O. solid iron or
steel in lieu of those mention ID in the
said specifications.
The following are the terms prescribed
by the s;lil Board for liz erection OF
said building: No proposal or bid Will
he ac,:cpte | in excess of six THOUSAND
dollars. (S6 000); the building u be CO n
plete,l by the 18TH dayof December, 1851
aud to he paid for as follows; One
thousand dollars. Isl ,0vu) when the win
tows are set: 81 100 when the building
is ready for~thp roof: $1,000 wleillll-
building is shut in; and the balance OF
the contract price when the buliling is
completed and accepted by Tile said
Board. The said Board reserves the
right to reject any Or all tho bids OF
proposals sent in;illld will meet at Ac-
conack G. H., Va, on the 5th day of
September next, to open the bids or
proposals received Ivy me. and decide
wIlicl, one. il either. it will accept. The
contractor viii he required to execute
bond in double tie amount of his bid for
the faithful performances of his contract
With snretiss therein IocSc. approved u
the said Board. The said plans, draw
n%s and specifications can be seen at
The clerks office at Accolnack Z. FL. !,
Va, or at the Office Of the said w. +.
Weber. architect.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
August. A. d. 1887.
JAMES Ii. FLETCHER, in,
Committee.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Fou, til round Of quarterly meetings
lin party for Eastern Shore District, NJ.
Z. Church SuIIf:
Atlantic-Sykes' Island, August Goth
anal list.
l;uilford and Conqucst-Telnperance-
vile, August 2Stll and 10Th.
Drumnlnndtuwn-Amiss Chapel, Sep
TENDER 3rd and lSii.
Onancp, k-LocnsLville, September 10th
and llth.
Notwithstanding, September 18th
and 18th.
Salisbury, September 18Th and 10Th.
Pung 1teague-CrAldockvllle.S eptem-
Yer oath aid 18th.
Belle Have:-Irinity, October LIST and
2ud.
CoIh's Island, October 4th IN 9TH.
Observation-Disclosures, October 9th
Berlin, October 18th and 10th.
Jos. H. AMiss, z. E.
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pabIie scI,oo, Notice.

All applicants for public schools in
the upper part of Acconiac, both white
and colored. who have not been exam
med this year will please meet me at
lemperanceyille OH the 5th OF Septem-
her at 8 clock, sharp. Applicants in
the lower part Of the county will please
meet me at Grange Hall on the Fair
grounds, on the 9th Of September III
same hour-DotlI white and cUlored.
.JNo. F. MAPP,
Co. Supt. Schools.
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TENANT wANrEu-For one of the
most desirable farms on the Eastern
Shore of. Virginia, for year 1885, or term
of years. 1t is situated on water with
wharf OIL premises, at which vessels of
good draught, can load, and is conven-
lent also to railroad and steamboat land
ing. The land is well adapte to truck
lug, has ABUNDANT resources thereon
and is highly improved, the average
yield of corn per acre being from los
barrels ALSO grows finely wheat all oats.
On it are large clover pastures and a
large orchard of select fruit. Can be
rented either for share of crop or money,
and tenant will be furnished with ev-
cry thing necessary to carry on farm but
lasor, or can furnish everything if he
wishes. Three OF four good horses re:
quired to cultivate the land. Has 3 ten
ant houses on it. For further particu-
lars inquire at ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-09-03

Mr.. Nuckols. agent and reporter for
the Richmond State spent several days
in Accomac this week in the interest of
his paper, and we congratulate the gen
tlenlan upon his success in securing
subscribers. It should he in the hands
ofevery farmer on the Eastern Shore as
no paper is a more faithful exponent OF
their best interests, or presents sounder
views, politically or on the question OF
tariff, now favorite topic with them.
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pe,ino,en,s Take Notice.

On the first day of the caarty court
next at the co,irt-hollse door at Acco.
mac c. H., l will offer for public sale all
the real estate belonging to delinquent
tax payers. a description of which real
estate can he seen in the county court
clerks Office of Accomac county.
JOHN j. BLACKSTONE,
County Treasurer.
Dated July Goth, 1887.
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West & Willis. Belle Haven, author
izt the announcement, that with the
view of making a change in their bust
hess that they will offer for cash OF its
equivalent for the next thirty days al
and below cost. their summer stock Of
ready-made clothing, hats, notions. la
dies dress goods. such as worsteds, ging-
hams, India linens, Victoria lawns, sat
teens. prints, &C.. and request all in
debted TO them TO settle by September
LET
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-09-03

Mr.. II cnry e. Doughty will visit the
Eastern Shore next week in the interest
of the firm of Phillips Brrs., & Co.,
Baltimore, Md and we especially COM
mend them to the favor of our mer-
chants. We believe the firm Can offer
unsurpassed inducements to the trade.
They sell all their goods at the lowest
market prices and in some specialties
they offer great bargains. They only
ask you to examine their goods and
compare them with others. We shall
lie disappointed if our clever CONNER
clal tourist. Mr.. Doughty, does not have
a successful trip, with the inducements
lie can offer to purchasers.
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a Republican meeting was held in the
''bushcs'' at the Fair Grounds on Wed
nrs,lay. and their deliberations resulted
in conccdlng to northampton the right
to name the Floater delegate, to be
nominated in convention to be held In
the sweet by.and by" Our reporter.
who stumbled upon the meeting acct
dentally, recognized among those in ut
tendance, Messrs Geo. E. Winder, y,
S. TAYLOR, Geo. Toy, Jas. G. Weaver
and others. Was BRO. Weaver present
in the capacity of q reporter for his pa
per? II WAS feast to which we were
not invited AMI hence our anxiety 10
have orc more favored than we were,
Ito turn OH the light.
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Tie following appears in a

The following appears in recent is
sue of the Richmond Dispatch in refer
ence to our countymen now a sojourner
Ill the Warm Springs: Last evening DIR.
Finnty. of Accomac county, who is one
Of the most popular guests here, gave a
progressive euchre party, which Was i'm
mensely successful aud was largely at
tended. The fact is, tic Doctor did the
thing on a large scale and invited every
one, and all took pleasure i'll being pres
ont
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For SALE.-I must sell the following
at once, as shall leave this month for
Danville, Vil.,-white leghorn cockerels
50 cents each; twenty-seyen turkeys, So;
one first rate COW three-fonrths Jersey.
and her calf, a heifer, from prize Jer-
sey bull. This is a bargain.
j. L. I4ittleton, Belle Haven, Va.
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Fruit trees, apple, peach, pear, cher
~, plum, ounce; I'LL kind Of strawberry
raspberry, blackberry, currants, grapes,
asparagus, etc have the finest stock
haye ever grown true TO name. Send
list OF your wants and let Inc price it,
prices low, catalogue free. Address
j. W. Hall, Marion Station Nd.
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For SALE.-SloDp in thorough re-
pair and on reasonable terms, both as to
price aid payments. Can be seen at
Capt. VIM. II. Bunting's Wharf. She
will carry 200 bushels of oysters. For
further particulars apply tn
VIM. E. Mapp or Thos. Milliuer.
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For SALE.-Ice of excellent quality.
delivered ut the ice house by the i,ustel,
between the hours of 5 and a. m. and
and I p. m. Apply to Edward j.
Ayres, OF the undersigned
l.. Floyd Mock,
Accomac G. II.
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Messrs. McMath Bros, offer nursery
stock for sale in this iSsue. In dealing
with them You will not only Gil courage
home enterprise, but he absolutely sure
of getting just what you buy. Gentle
men of their high character, cannot de-
ceiye YOU.
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Mr. w. j. Haley, formerly associated
with Z. S. Bogart i'll Ihe commission
business. is now at work in his OWL
Eame. and is located at l6S Reade St.
New York. All consignments to him
will have his personal attention, and
having had several years experience III
tho commission brsidess, he will doubt
less be able to send shippers satisfactory
returns. Give him trial. He has de.
posted money with Powell & Garrison
Wacllapreague City.
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mencs business for himsel4 tAasldtNit

A negro named Bill Hopkins. who has
b, ell at work for NJ. j. Lee Winder
for some TIM" past, stole S25 from him
last TUESDAY morning. Billy was cingil.
justaS he WAS about to leave town, and
brought before MayOr R ,bcrtson who
seat him to Jail to await the next grand
Jury.
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Charlottesville Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will hold a picnic near CraddOck-
Vile church. "Wednesday. September
2stil, Which promises to be a delightful
affair in every resi- ect. Col j. Il. Mil
Ter, Grand Worthy Chief Templar OF
the State, will deliver a lecture OH the
occasion. Dinner, supper, &C., will be
served OH the grounds. Read the no
tice elsewhere and help good cause by
attending and spending literally YOU
money.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE-I offer for sale on reason
able terms, my house and lot situated at
AccomacC. Fl. The dwelling is u new
tw0-story with several large rooms con-
veniently arrauged-tle lot contains 10
acres highly improved.
Horace P. Mock,
-Accomac e.. 81.
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Mr. James Albert Ames, first cousin
of Mr.. Ben Ames, of Cspe Charles City,
died or August 21St, of cholera morbus,
aged 81 years. He WAS sick about two
weeks. The funeral services we're held
at Franktown. He WIS buried at Pun
goteague.-I Pioneer.
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FonSALE-Fiy well bred horses from
to years old. All gentle and good
roadsters, and three of them speedy. All
are well broken to both single and dou-
bic harness. Can he seen at Oak Hall
station by calling OIL K. Q. dorsey.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-09-03

AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure.
the great Diafrhoea and DysenterY cure
has been found to be positive specific
III all OF The bowel complaints. Let ev-
cry family get and keep bottle in the
house. Try it. only 25 cents. Sold by
sslll merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily Il Son, Baltimore.
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A newspaper has been started at Cape
Charles City, known as the Cape Charles
Echo of which Mr.. Frank Hollis is pro-
p.ietor. The first number was newsy
and neatly gotten up. 1t is Independent
in uOliticS
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A settlement of the affairs of the firm
of Z. A. Hopkins & Co, Pungottague
is imperative, hy reason of the death OF
the senior partner and all indebted to
the firm are requested to settle by the
18th Of Sentember
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{Npgfmahsolsjt latlldr1fetpsncraanseh +
aJsuN Rsn boa Yiiltsyi es5l eotl uh,asic nipp0I9

or organ ,vccaIz ,tion Or, voice traiullt!g,
drawing and painting. She will only
pay her. board, Sl35zsessloa 7l y. Y!
montlls--sl0 for washing, md . contln,
gent or matriculAti0n fee of 80. Req
ular cllargrs for same curse of study
vcr $3.50. Young ladies expecting u
become teachers preferre |, aud pains
taken to prepare them fOI hat work.
1t is unnecessary To stats by whom
this offer is matlp: those who embrace 1t
early, residing OH this Peninsula will DC
we'll. Ste lvertisement illour alver
Using columns.
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NoTIcE.-The firm of Mason s. Be-
lote. Nrlsonia, Va. /, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent>J. w. l3elote retir-
ing. Hereafter the business will be
conducted by E w. Barnes and r. j.
Mason, Nelsonia. Va, under the firm
name of Barnes & Mason. This the
10th day of August, 1887.
r. j. Mason,
j. w. Belote.
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Fox SALE-A portable wind mill on
Punguteague creek. Cpn be Moved at
very little expense. Sails good and can
be repaired in all respects at little cost.
Original cost S5G0-have no use tor it
and will sell for 500. Ii you want to
purchase Call and examine.
John Ii. Chandler.
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BRlCKs-I AMI now manufacturing
for sale at Pocumuke City, first-clasS
bricks. which [ can deliver ut any point
alon5 n. Y, p. s. n. r. Rat less price
thaII they can lie secured elsewhere. In
quantities of 5 600 or G. 900 can be bought
at greatly reduced price. IT. Ackley
Dooo,npLu (,itv
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Mr., Stanley j. Lewis authorizes the
am onncrment. that meeting of the
Mctompkin School Board will be held at
parksley station, next Tuesday, for the
purpose of selecting teachers.
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J.P. McMath.
Wachapreague City, Va.

NoTIcE-All persons indebted to me
on store account are earnestly request
ed to come forward and settle without
delay, OF thew will find the same il the
hands of an officer for collection.
E. Il. Justice,
Parksley, Va.
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The reduced rates. at the Maltoy
House. Baltimore. slow that it is alive
to tie requirements of the times. ana
determined to give its patrons full value
for their money.
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NoT1cB-All persons are hereby FORE
warned from cunning, hauling seine,
oysterillg or in otherwise treApassiGg
On the premises occupied by me situated
on Mctompllin hay, known as the Sallie
I.urton land, under penalty of law.
Louis L. Shrieves,
Metompkin,
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Rev. W. J. Twilley. detained for sew
eral weeks past i'll Maryland Ivy SICK
child. has returned home, and services
will be resumed in Drummondtown
church, Tomorrow, 81 p. In.
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NoTIcE-I will attend the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair for the purpose
us taking orders for handling horses. es-
pecially old ones. Will also bA glad at
sllne time to receive orders for peach
trees raised in my own nursery
5. J. B5tts,
Ocean View, Delaware.
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Scholarships for Virginia aud Mary
land Girls.

Scholarships are offered five Virginia
and same nl.lnbrr Maryland girls AT the
Chester Female Institute. a young
lady having scholarship will be emil
llcd to Instruction III Eng sh, t.atil.
aud Preach, or English. French ;ud
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For RENT-Fur the year 1885. store
house, dwelling and lot near Modestowll.
For further particulars applyto
Geo. w. Mitchell,
Modestown, Va.
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( NoTIcE-On AMI after June 18th orr
sclmoners will leave our wharf every
Saturday aud Tuesday at I1o'clock for
Baltimore. J. G.. Justice e. Co..
Hunting Greek, Va
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Hon. John w. Daniel, US. Senator,
writes to Capt. y. y. browne OF the
State Committee. that he Will address
the people Of the Eastern Shore at Ac-
coniac G. H., October Slst, (court-dayl
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OnNncock.


Rev. G. A Grice, formerly of this
town is visiting friends here.
MI. Clarence Eliot of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting Rev. 2. a. Lcalherbury
The Baptist Parsonage has been
thm oughly renovated and is nearly ready
for occupation.
Mr.. J. II. King of Hampton, Va.
is i'll town, visiting the family of-3ev.
} w. Hundley.
Slocomb g. Anes, r. w Lewis and
w. r.. Ilalletl's new stolelIOuses ami
Parktr's hotel are all nearly completed
Mr.. VIM. z. Partins, our highly es-
tecmul young drug clerk will shortly
leave fof liichholid- lie Will COLL
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For RENT.-For the year 1883, farm
and storehouse located at Wattsvile.
Farm hiLs abundant resources on it ana
is..velI adapted to trucks -storphouse
80 z. His rs s stand: For terms apDly
to Il. II. Conquest, IT., OK Hall, Va.
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tsAH,r fhrReaao Observation-Disclosures

r. Observation-Disclosures patterns
i Gus ,tofit BY tho Eclectic Lady Taylor
7ssysts1u. Salisfa zion guaranteed or mon
A ey returned. Mrs. Chas. Il. Lillistln,
Acconac G. H., Va.
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EsTRAY-A cow strayed from my
premises lately. She is low and chunky.
Of black and white colors, is slit in right
ear and has brass on her horns. Either
has OF soon will have calf. a suitable
reward will be given for her return to me
IT, !. Ross.
Accomac Q. II.
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There will bc a festival ard supper
held at Conquest NJ. L. Church, We'd
nesday afternoon of Sept. Z, 81. If the
weather should prove to be nnfavoralle
it will take place the next clear day.
No pains will he spared to make the oc-
casion one of most delightful character
Afree entertainment will be given at
night.
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Read the advertisement of JAS. n :
Fletcher, .Ir.. special commissioner, II
YOU wish to purchase one of the most
desirable farms on the Eastern Shore
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Use James Myer & Co.'S, hours all
the time, they will give you satisfaction
and they are guaranteed. Sales increas-
ing all the time.
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1 have seen your machine work and
think 1T the best ever saw and would
not he without one for twice Its cost.
J. W. MEARS.